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Show ' - I 1 - ' q TILE DESERET NEWS ..01.4. 41. - araftwOm., A1 Trom Tulsa the governor will is to wUt dolivor a Joplin. Ito.. whore morning speech tomorrow. thence to Kansan City. Ito.. whore he will epee; the weeters "swing around tho circle. with aa Admen in tho evening. REPUBLICANS BIG BOASTERS ES Governor Cox' Candidacy 'Stands on its Own Bottom" COX-CHARG- 'Claims of Hugo Victory by Rival Leaders Index to Fact That Issues Have i Claim. Failed:Is . 4 Old Boddie When "Lefty' Confesses rniversal Service.) IT. LOUIS, Sept 10.One of the 'obi of the baseball gambring became' known tonight Impose $0.--WICHITA. Kaua. Cox made the first move of hie cam paign today to disassiniat In lb. public mind his candidacy for the presi of dency and the administration Woodrow 'Wilson. "Wilson isn't running for president this year." be shouted with groat Gv. at ,,, 6 ' - . 1 . - War Keep ''' Pure, Rich Blood Your Bay VigoroUs and Healthy - Humidity. 44 Si 42 ................. ................. 75 54 IS . Precipitation-- In. 4 ..... 1.16 Total yesterday Total for September Accumulated excers. 'September .71 Total since Jan I Accumulated exceas since Jan. 1, 1.77 WEATHER OBSERVATIONS At 1 cm. Oct. I. 1920. - Temperature. 1'I 7 ) NEW AND IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE N", - ;: - With Through , tr; 0 Cm 3 4I :o . sOk PULLMAN , COMPARTMENT-DRAWINGROO- M SALT LAKE SLEEPING CAR Raker ..... Boise Salt- - - 4,.. 111: 14 141 Lake City ' Denver, Omaha and Chicago 1a 4 .. - I PIATV0 VOW lied II age aa.. be BIGGER :V; e lle 8.1 gee SINGER'S MIDGETS ,... 1:: g U.. U.. PA Ilt et. Iled u se O O , BS gg -,.. -- le O le 'All O --- - C: . me Jenks a sta Thursday. : Ev., Pvilesol I and daily thereafter C Gridiron Seasol IIT t- , Or WONDERS - - - aolp I 10 1 "TIIE Plotoroo to 11 Abeeetals Players Avid n Arkertoen-Rarri- totitinuons Here October 9 LerSi1167612 am. gh NOW PLATING I I - High-clas- pi Mil N9 Bill aim plarlas boo4Ue411 by JAN RUCIFiI CARL ItleCULLOUGII et lave tvve York drama mad lestaineos MATINEE. TODAY - revelan, Pekoe. : stab Itoof loot Dobbs. Wetiars Clark A Pare, rim abolition. , I's stakoroopa. a allows dallr--aota- o asaa. atla Watch tor paatag at sow Paso a. Mats Street taigas Theatre ' kETW5EHEI "THE VALLEY OF DOUBT" and a 'T1111-011- Pre..1111 II Willard Mack's Famous Romance rus . , s - VAUDEVILLE-- BILL LrLL),L12)L, o u. Matinee. SOWoo.Kladlea Kireatage sad Ho ladaya, l'' Irin fig jL 1 7 STRAND-- wL-- L- 3, nwu-c-- - , , (Oa State Street) 101101111 MrSICAL COMMDT0 Shows ter the Prieto of Oust IMusical Comedy. Vaudeville. or rtaturesfr 0 Iliftw BflI Comminsitelas T14117 ak and Ambers ' lifURRAY HENDERSON TO LEAD LEOPARDS Murray Henderson was elected to captain the MO rain high school foot. ball team at a meeting of the squad "Mugs" was yesterday afternoon. chosen captain of the eleven last year after Hardin Whitney roomiest' injur.. les which made It Impossible for him to continue the Batumi. man at Henderson le a three-lettthe East High schooL The, sport In whioh he has shown himself to the beet advantage is football. However he has performed creditably in track and baseball. He proved to be a fast man at the hurdles and was a member of the East High baseball club, which Amp I won the state high school championship In that spor t. basing played third base. Hs also entered the competiT tion for the basketball and succeeded in earning a position. on the sseend squad. Henderson is a fast heady c-quarterback on the player. He was eleven which won the state high school championship last year, and defended his position against all comers for the present season. - GAIETY GIRLS REVUE "SCOTCH , - !herring - ramtv JACK, TholfailortaDadoDoo , JACK DEMPSEY er - - LASSIES' SCOTCH MORT 6IDAIILEDEVIL With Miss Florence Stone, Evelyn Ratably and Associate Players- In SPECIAL CONFERENCE and -FAIR WEEK , , Presentation' of their unprecedented' success , - -- Every night except Monday. Matinees Wednesday and , Saturday ' $oo OMe Wfll Oros Teeserrew at le (retook. Se tare Yoe Get Too" Irate Early. PRICZ8-,Eve- rh SSm See 26a, 118m, Gem Him Bowe SIM. Met& Hots that hereafter Ibto Hippodrome is the tutor beam et the Ralph Clealaget Company. tsnaDval 7--- , -- 1. I F , Last Those Tdar and Tostorross n ,e Dorothy Phillips -- Ideal ,Weather For ' ,,,, .. ".. 1, . , -- , - . , : ' ': $ ,,,, Sept 10.Nszt flOnco 7- -7-4 - A very Woman' NM - , Vist.oveal-Jow- --- i 7,,,,, International News Sunshine Comedy .; , Ill CH.Sttvena . ,. 40 M , : '. : ., t lilt; : tr..alle. :, tirt- - 1 , : . , ' .C'. .... ..., - . . ' M - 1,Q4'''--ir, - ,& ...0 i - of orfasiotts Limited," No. 2 Ix. Sal Make City, "Scenic ' WEAKEN.' "DON'T Pueblo. An nimble NM Alt Irma Woes AL, Colorado Springs sTRE LAW OE TWO' 'fumy." ' . Ar. Denver .4, p LARRY $ENON COMEDY Ill Ix. Denver C. B. & Q. No. 2. ....9 I r SOLID CONCRETE. Omaha Ar. .1 11111111111111EIMISOMMIIIMEINEMIll . .......7:00 a. m. Veteran Auto Racer Ar. Chicago N....m...1v To be Fair Driver i Connection is made at Chicago with all trains for Boston, New mimbanoinmwmk.lommmomdiliMIM.M desand eastern York City, Philadelphia, Washington George. 'Tessa' etarke, veteran ante - prindpal race- driver mil for ten years one of tinations, the foremost peed kings of America, ono rb,peere Shoeuelteto may he among the starters l.a tho .peed wPfore Tama a 'Molotov. Mem.- - ROYAL-GORGEROU- TET' con tesf lb 'risk A Salt taiga taaittattagew l'' i It - lienry E. Pyle and li . - - 11 Wok. - niary's Little Lobster" "The. Village Sleuth" 4 01., . , i , I - I 11 t cc:1i' ..,,, i ; i ii:Ire,ti; 1.11 II, ! "1 - Hi 111 ' .,,;,ilitil "" ii ''' 11 111 I .,, ;i, 06.etitt ; ; ; 7$: :: el Prodnettoo In wallah fits weal loaders of a groat -"motors -eitti sated as "extreall ........... m,, .. ; ..,T";"till ., - allsollat 1 , - , s , Wisits--3141- A!agEivi1 Direction . ' All Them 4 motirics $ee. flit, .11. Ladle, Maly loorttair Nottaattmtrridari apy hat. flu, tiaaarat alattuao- Saturday, Ms sad ISe " tdros modivr I eat dholltivd Ittgarte Settee eklidripa onotlity IS awl edtted to Lac Only Matta - . 01111111111111111111111111111111101111111 CHARLES RAY . - , - ala a 'ESC --- , - ti NIGitri OCT:itiq PoPolingolloPIEMEMINPOWSIMIPSIMPIMOINIMPOOPENImm . Commencing Saturday, October 2nd ,,, A 310NDAY ,,,. ,. r- A 1110011 1114N, 11116. Oa.. Itsihrp Say mud Tye. levoutess. 111. mats. se. I; INSe. .7. lee. Irso. E 11 U. IL May Open &PRESS gfr Commencing ' NEXT . SHOW .IS litals ) "THE MAN WHO KNOWS" AND HIS ALI; NEW t. Night I , . , SOS 11111191111111111611111111111911111 114 , A LEXANDE gee IMO lostmeel nog woe ekildroft doottled le gig Orpiment asateseee : o II .Ao ' f: ' - . Wee A0A0 d 5627,, , Ogg bee lief, di AlioPit ' 0 fa Master of . One see ..m. . - : PAdlorn Attstos Four Anserloan MIS Sipa a gee nee , ' Logreo." Norio Gaspar Wiloos dlb Lereoe eel - - 11100 Bee 30PEOPLE-- 30 ee , Soo Ilea THE le '', VAI ' Seats Now Selling for Any Performance OS 8 , - . , 1 ,- , . ...., ..,t, e tkoiamo-7-- V0 al-din- - ,. DENVER & RIO GRAND BURLINGTON ROUTE , 1116Auot IAT to go over the 1100171OVIdelle did aot Irtetnpr fo influence the action tot the grand urore. Tay. of course aro the final judges in the matter. "I simply salted them to allow me facts time to b advised se to th !Which have dineiopd.- Immediately ftor the worlds aerie Comiskey asked m to investigate and said that he would pay the expenses or Hie lase-ligatioI told him sr would grind to kelp him and that If we obtained W. attleaco we would prosecute worked for three or four days on e obtained and Dough investigation to satisfy us that the series was crooke& but we did not obtain sufficient ovidsnoe to act,' the Charles Contikey, owner of Chicago Whits Sea. asked State's to last Moyne year's inveetigats world eerie' immodiately after the conclusion tot the games. Hoyne said today after his return hero from New York. Ilornits Mee cooducted tho Introittigation for three or four days and found enough evidenc to Satisfy him that the series was crooked. he said. Not enough evidence watt found. bowvor. to prove Om fact . he added. Idr. Horn said that he had brought ovidene from New York relative to thio filing of the sties and that the ovidenco had been obtained :wither from ballplayers or gamblero. FALLS. - f '1414...''' - ;4,7 ',1 - 1 . kaino son I bad a chaos tali vidnos end check lpI Vial I expect to getr-- DAN - - it I..,k4.crib'..'41 11161111111 Regan to Meet Sails At Pocatello Monday - :124 : boon In Now Tort and of know nothing about the actual facts in th sea I madenedemand that Mit Investigation be halted. I simplyask44 Met grand jury not to take anyactio 48 68, 811 Cheyenne 40 - .88 Chicago - 401 10- 13 Denver 0 40 Dodge City 40!.,..., 401 42'4. Flagstaff tt.,, - 68 0 68 74 Grand Junction 381... I. 311 Havre ... .., 1111 lit 10 Helene, .: gr7 Huron ... !I KI141111111 City I I GO t4 Lou Angeles ... Pireoeutlag l'areatiouat Pictures SO olimaimomm. Modena eTAtt --' 62 omonomm000pono 14 . New Orleans $I NOW PLAYING 'SW 1 .130 New York .. 0 44 Oklahoma Omaha . .. 7 6411 -- 18638 ,-- 0 Phoenix .. ... 21 Gel 1, Pocatello ... ;. 62 .10 Portland. Ore. . 66 62( 61 ' City ... Rapid Lu bit mew rural comedy drama 0 LOUIS . 42 St. 0 244 St. Paul ,...I 1 .1 60; I San Diego 1141j, .,.641 Sit I San Francisco 72 i I 421 I Mot Santa Fe ... Lkndy Nimpok Sennett Como.47 22 ... .. '60 6$ 1St '4 45 p. in. Sheridan 78 ... Spokan .... 1 76 ,111 Si 4.10 p. nt. Tonopah 10 .11 Washingtou .. ) 62 5 47 p. tn. Winnsmucca 61 111 , I 44J rime tirruse. charte. Werra, 111 40 11 wad Ot bow ireveritsi .8:20 p. m. Yellowstono . 8:11 Sun seta rises CONS fun am.; :45 p. tn. big Next Work... I op en sa , oiruwnles Oct. 1. 1920. Greet Pieter 3.30 p. m. p.m, l'OOMETI11110 TO THINK ABOtT11 , - :111 THEATRE IIMARVita SPIV 111101belleW111110o I . td, ) ' 41.trolir::,A, , 1 have ts ) 11'''.:r AI. 11. If the plans of Coach Tommy opening patrick are successful th grid game of the won for the Crimsonites at the local university will be against Coach Eugene Roberts band of B. Y. U. warriors on Cummings field, either October $ or O. The 1111Tte now depends on whether Coach Roberts can get a team together In sufficient time to begin practicing. If thil gems is arranged the east benchers will have four home games. which in a little bet. ter than three. according to the sent'. ment exp eeeee d on the hill. Little is known of the B. T. E. pros-pacthis year. Last year the Provo institution took up football for the first time In years but made a creditable showing notwithstanding. - Another- - hard practicawas bald by the Crimson last night. Three full were teams out racing over the sod. Among those who have bow aontted the Moleskins are Snow. Btlefel, Hancock. Callahan. Williams, J. Anderson, Franks, Burns, Barker, Ere, Gray, No villa, W. Anderson, Beigfus, Ferguson, Riche.. Hanson. Wareing. Silver, Gilmer. Frederickson, Woodbury, Decker, Gorlinski. Giles, Hermit Hurd, Jorgenson, Watkins. Pyke, Gardner: 01- wald. Romney. '1 11 IFT 1 e' tatomont his 1 . In 1 commit. Meg. Dry bulb temperature at S4 cm. Wet bulb temperature at a.m. Relative humidity at a Dry bulb temperature at 4 p.m. yesterday Wet bulb temperature at 1 p.m. yesterday Relative humidity at S p.m. yesterday precaution to keep the system be, vigorous condition eo as to recce cosily resist disease to which every one b subject S. S. S. is withont an equal as a general tonic and cistern builder. It improves the me. tite and gives new strength and vitality to both old and young. Full information and valuable Bt, erature can be bad by writing to Swift Specc Co.. 166 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ca. When Impurities creep into 'your blood the first symptoms ate usu. ally a loss Of appetite, followed b7 X gradual lessening of energy, the system becomes weaker day by day, until you feel yourself on the Terre of a breakdown.needs a few beady everybody bottles of S. S. S., the great ewe-tab- le blood remedy, to cleanse out all impurities about twice a year. It Js 11.11 excellent ides to take this -- -- .. -- Itr. Nom' said: ries . I.In CHICAGO. Oct. 1 dent. lo being bribed. They shook hands. Tears rolled down WilThe governors doclaration was made BY HAMM L. ROGER& Newton. in a meeting liams cheeks Something swelled when s man at Wilson Prost him In Lynn's throat Then he walked why Kans.. askd (L N. E. Start Correspondent.) the Vo baud prohibition enaway. They have not won each Zit Route With Governor Cox. vetood fOCCMent bill. other since. roolions." own hie bad rNID. Ok14.. Oct. , 1."Republican I he wii. his repiy, loodors titian, themselvee beaten onf the governor slowly began then shot Out his declaration that added that "th majority opinion rule. and lasses, sr reverting Id mere boasta." he i s running In this campaign. a nd In Democratic) America." Governor James NI Cox declared to- The crowd roared its applause no It was a question from a heckler di r as be swung Into Oklahoma tor a th governor addod,:o.ndthathio th that brought from the Democratic man a to i ntended . disrespect lone day's stumping tUur. "'II nominee the nearest thing to a straight ". moment he pawn Into the spirit out declaration he has made during in thusiasm of my meetings In Kansas very history hie take position will world, the campaign with regard to his policy mPlicianY the wonderful meeting at side by side with Thomas Jefferson towards Mexico. Wichita proves my contenticm con . and Abraham Lincoln." "A few years ago. said a man in preis known that for the last It the audience, "Senator Harding said clusively," the governor continued. oral days Gov. Cox hss boost thinking the Repub- . Mexico would not have peace until she "Republicans have been saying they over a method Of meeting cancame under our flag. Now he says he ILS a mit hie would carry that state by from 100,- - lican effort to use that speech, but ubstall the ' unpopular things would repeat 00 to 200,000. The truth is that every didacy itut. spirit for flag. man. woman and child who knows the charged to the Wilson adMiniztration. "I think." replied the governor. to launch this truth about the League of Nations is Ile had not intendefl to "he made a speech very recently in counter attack until he returnedcame which for lg." he said this; That we ware godeclaration Governor Cox today was to attack the east and today's adto his to American interests anyprotect ing a of surprise In nature the "big business" which he charged is of where and everywhere. That meant plan viser, on the train. The today. howcontributing vast sums of money for connter Mexico. one thing to talk about is It cempaln begun th Republican campaign fund. He in the protecting an American citizen no developed further be will ever. was to show that big business is eastmatter where h might be on the face where the governor will attempt ing an espeCially covetous eye toward east. that "his of the earth. That sounds all right impression the to convey Oklahoma. Big oil operators. the stands on Its own bottom." But I believe that when an adverturor governor is confident- - help to gain a candidacy candidate's second goes into a hornets' nest and knows Democratic The "reserve seat' in the Washington govwhere be is going the United State proved a great day for ernment in Order that they may be day In Kansas to ought not to send a brigade of soldiers Continuing his attempt able to "gain an underhold" in the heckling. a man with him." make an issue of the arrest ofSenator ,osage nation of Oklahoma. A woman asked: 'If we had the for heckling The governor is absolute of confi- at Baltimore Cox announced that League of Nations now what would it dent of winning Oklahoma.. The state Harding, Gov. questioning do with Russia?" season for is normally Democratic and he con- the open Mill on and he got questions "Russia is not a member of the was siders the recent defeat of Senator himthe of Nations. as you know," reLeague wholesale. Gore. who made his fight as an op- by one of the first of Oleo day's crop plied the candidate. The League of ponent of the League of Nations, con- of hecklers drew from the candidate Nation. provides against external agiricing proof that there has been no a statement that he would have voted gression. .The League of Nations, my change in sentiment. the eighteenth dear woman.. is not going to take of for submission Speeches were scheduled today for amendment to the states and also to every man woman and child out by Enid. Kingfisher, El Reno. Oklahoma the Voistead bill over the pres- the band every morning and say. Have you got your rubbers on? city, Chandler. Bristow and Sapulpa pass ident'e veto. with the main speech at Tulsa this "Did Senator Harding vote three Have you got on all your 'Farm afternoon and this evening. times in the senate for tile prohibi- clothing? Are you absolutely sure you Chief emphasis will be laid by Gov- tion bill?" the governor was asked. won't catch cold today?"' ernor Cox in all thee. speechee on the "There were 32 votes in the senLeague .of Nations which he believes ate on the direct and 'kindred subjects "He to be the one toplain which the people of prohibition." he replied. WEATHER REPORT of this section are vitally interested. voted 30 times wet and twice dry." circumstances He will also devote considerable atten"Under the same tion teb progressivism versus reaction would you vote dry?" the ouetioner Weather rerreastat In government. He will attempt tp pressed. Local: Cloudy tonight. probably rain. phow Oklahoma farmers that the chief "I would." Gov. Cox answered. Saturday fair. cooler. State: Cloudy tonight. probably rain reason for the low price on cotton at The governor afterward explained west portion. Ibis time is the unsettled condition of he understood the Question to refer northwest portion. cooler A recent report to Senator Harding's two dry votes. Saturday fair and cooler. foreign exchange. from the secretary of agriculture of rather than the entire 32 vote. "wet for Iona weather data -- Oklahoma Indicated that much cotton and dry" on thesubject Senator - Comparative oetober I. would be left unpicked because farm- Harding's two votes were in favor amendMsg. ers believe the price does not justify of submitting the eighteenth Temperature d the expense. ment to the Mates and to palls the Si veto. Highest yesterday law over the president's That Governor Cox would call atten98 in Sept. since 1174 When Questioned again On prohibi- Highest tion to the alleged statement of SenSO in rear last Sept. Highest the declared adop12 ntor Harding that MOO a bushel was tion the goVernor Lowest this morning amendment 41 eutricient for wheat was also intimated tipn of the eighteenth Lowest this month last year and it." wanted 1174 month Lowest this since "meant the people tf(:3) 59 Normal for yesterday .. ... ! SI . Mean yeaterday deficlency Accumulated . Sept : 44SP4.0.04.6;.s.P4,)CC.4":"C.0,0::"C. since-Accumulated - deficiency Jan.-1 I "ies 0,m,PnVo when Byrd Lynn. Whlt Sox play-o- r, had a hew road trip room-mfor the first time In five years. H. nd Claude Williams were buddies on the coast. They joined the big league together. They alwa)s talked over together everything that two men Mecum& They rnet In Chicago twenty Vol-stea- ( Of r ies SALT LAKE town and trala Rola rektor, InC Regan rceived a knockout from flollto ond le eagor for a come bark band. at the Salt Lakr. On th other hoop his lost! over roille Intendsa14to antet14as. klinekolit Irrenk le anti are Found Evidence (BY Dy WINDER R. IIAIIXISON, N. & Stott Correspondent.) under tits ausrleos Monde? mirk th Oats City Athiotio club. Fronk!, moot Konen arid Oeorge bollie will In whit promises to be a root 'crap. Yr illoyne Last Bird Lynn.Loses ' w7it. ''''.- - - .. ...r.,...0, Pk- ..... ' - '.....''. . - - bmw , i - ,144. I ,,, .1EMOP ... THE- Dining Car Service .the - - - Pullman Accommodations Can Be Secured at - accord. d'ayi Wednesday and Fridley, erg to an announcement made today by of the board: fair the .peed department Negotiations Aro now under way Is bring the famous :driver to BAR Lake Officials believe that be will cpros .and match hie kill and dazing againet the bait actors of other- - speed king wiz" listed. been have already Best--:- -. am. ' CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICES and at the ., -- , . . . 'DENVER AND . '-- , , - '.. . . 4'4,4 . 4 I 4 nu. Cushing, . j, - GRANDE-WESTER- . .. , - B. NV. Britton Leonard Bout PACIFIC h Again Postponed' N , City Passenger Ageiot Robbins, Aseatant General Passenger Agent , . - . ,. ' toe-rov- ed Jack Pritten- rharnpion pieltorwoitht, and! Bonny Leonard champion littaweight. i , echedeiled tor tonight. boa boos postVboonnos OT1 'nth tomorrow nititt iwaether. This ratzi:1,,,, w!hoduied tot ono night , last eight tbilt wa set book , locause of yesterday's weatket eesdl- I . Men 4 1 trtrit,: - I-41- - , t,, - "THE --,GREAT REDEEMER" , MARJORIE DAW - - - - -- 'loll Lb tU Is A - mairiem-K.,- - . Bs ; 0111 0 SERI LTTC1-11- ila . , f ',.. ,I s rows or outyworrrtoir . ' I , 4 1 , , -, o . -- ,- spitt, 11.Tlido lattormoustala th0444441114 wad rfrtylegg cbasalplowebip "leo, lorn, tot Steed at 111PCIVI II etsseollmy and TbureHteiN 414444. bey 13 sad 14. Interval tremolos"; amour. it - eck'srarot IrRICEll lik . - ii ' SPrlin12159 1111inkeigeo. , D t 4 - , . , , at . - 1 - , , .........mm.....m...., - I 'V - 111.4; 4', , , - - Cranford Kent Wok ,ee, Demo growl SAT1101 ' . owl Gerdes Iltrettersit at tbe Orive Itowtem. Pot COMPtir rime Imp, eve- BECK'S. 'Good crowds go out each afternoon, and the evening attendance frequently taxes the capacity of the L reso Besides furnishing ,opportunity for healthful exerand wholesome sport, the mineralized hot ater re- ase lieves each bather of fatigue, and imparts pep and poise to the body. . , - There's a Epecial pool for "little tots" - who go out for - a swim with mother and father. . - Olive Tell 4 PLEASANT AUTUMN DAYS and cool rr HESE nings increase the popu!arity of SWIlBlING -!"10 , whore eilOIMPIES fie .1Proororted by ALL4reAlL CAST toeledbag b' tg -- Prom sit4 hOUSE PETERS "1" "CLOTHES" , - ottlebtetord -- D4iretneetwbo4 roe", toetuding 1 booing . 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